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<h3>Nato M1001 MAN Tractor &amp; Pershing Ⅱ Missile Erector Launcher</h3> <p>The MAN KAT1 was a family of high-mobility off-road trucks developed by MAN SE for the German army.</p> <p>In 1982, the Bundeswehr planned to replace its fleet of vehicles, which still stemmed from the time the army had been founded. It wanted amphibious two-, three- and four-axle vehicles in the 4 to 10-ton payload range. Because a high degree of new development was necessary, the German federal agency for defense technology and procurement (BWB) found itself unable to accept the responsibility for a decision, bu suggested the bidding companies form a common development bureau and agree on one unified project. </p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Molded in gray and clear plastic</li> <li>Includes soft tires, photo-etched parts, and decals.</li> </ul>

<p>The Hwasong-5 is a surface-to-surface short-range tactical ballistic missile derived from the Soviet R-17 Elbrus missile and based on the ballistic missile Scud-B. Hwasong-5 with a range of 300 km and a payload capacity of slightly under 1,000 kg. North Korea purchased the Soviet Scud-B from Egypt in the mid-1970s and made improvements to the airframe, guidance, and motor. Flight tests of the Hwasong-5 began in 1984 and the missile was deployed in 1986. The Hwasong-5 like the Scud-B is road-mobile and launched from a North Korean copy of the Russian designed MAZ-543 Transporter-Erector-Launcher (TEL) vehicle. However, the SRBM can also be launched from converted commercial vehicles as well. It is believed that North Korea has around 300 Hwasong-5 SRBMs with around 12 to 15 launchers . ending production in 1991 or 1992.</p>

<p>The K9 Moukari is a modern Finnish self-propelled howitzer of Korean production. The first cars of this type entered the line in the Finnish army in 2017. The total length of the vehicle is 12 meters with a width of 3.4 meters. The drive is provided by a single motor MTU MT-881 Ka-500 with a maximum power of up to 1000 KM. The maximum speed on the road is 67 km / h. The armament consists of a single 155 mm howitzer and a single 12.7 mm machine gun. The Finnish armed forces became interested in the purchase of new self-propelled howitzers in 2014-2015, and already in 2016 talks were started to obtain used South Korean K9 Thunder howitzers. At the beginning of 2017, a contract was signed, as a result of which 48 vehicles of this type will be purchased by the Finnish side, and the first vehicles will be added to the line in the same year! Self-propelled howitzers are assumed The K9 Moukari will be replaced in service by the SpH 74 vehicles, which are essentially modernized 2S1 Goździk vehicles. It is worth noting that the K9 Moukari did not undergo thorough modernization before entering service in the Finnish armed forces, but it is likely that they will be implemented over time and will consist in improving the mobility of the K9 Moukari in high snow and increasing its range.</p> <p>Academy brings us their 1/35 K9FIN Moukari scale model kit! This kit features the Finnish Army's self-propelled howitzer acquired from South Korea. It has a 155mm main gun that can be built in a stowed or deployed position. Flexible rubber tracks are included and a decal sheet featuring engraved Finnish Army markings is also included.</p> <p>This is an injection-plastic military vehicle model kit.</p> <h3><strong>Includes</strong></h3> <ul> <li>5 figures</li> </ul>

<p>The L.V.T. tracked vehicles (an acronym for Landing Vehicle Tracked) were developed to equip the United States armed forces, including the Army and the Marine Corps, with a suitable vehicle for amphibious operations capable of providing a good level of protection. Often known as "Amtrac," they were widely used in the Pacific theater against Japanese forces, as well as in the European theater during the last year of the war. The LVT-4, in particular, represented a significant improvement over previous versions. With the redesign, the engine was relocated to a central position, freeing up the rear of the vehicle for the addition of a ramp that allowed for the rapid loading and unloading of light vehicles or small-caliber artillery pieces to support landing troops. It was the most successful version with the highest number of vehicles produced.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Gluable Rubber Tracks </li> <li>Photo-Etched</li> <li> Decals For 5 Versions</li> <li>Figure Not Included</li> </ul>

<p>The L.V.T. tracked vehicles (an acronym for Landing Vehicle Tracked) were developed to equip the United States armed forces, including the Army and the Marine Corps, with a suitable vehicle for amphibious operations capable of providing a good level of protection. Often known as "Amtrac," they were widely used in the Pacific theater against Japanese forces, as well as in the European theater during the last year of the war. The LVT-4, in particular, represented a significant improvement over previous versions. With the redesign, the engine was relocated to a central position, freeing up the rear of the vehicle for the addition of a ramp that allowed for the rapid loading and unloading of light vehicles or small-caliber artillery pieces to support landing troops. It was the most successful version with the highest number of vehicles produced.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Gluable Rubber Tracks </li> <li>Photo-Etched</li> <li> Decals For 5 Versions</li> <li>Figure Not Included</li> </ul>

<p>M3 STUART EARLY PROD. INTERIOR KIT</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Highly Detailed Plastic Model Kit</li> <li>Photo-etched Parts Included</li> <li>Full Interior Accurately Represented</li> <li>Clear Plastic</li> <li>Parts Included</li> <li>All Hatches Can Be Assembled</li> <li>In Open Or Closed Position</li> <li>Metal Surfaces And Weld Lines</li> <li>Accurately Represented In The Model</li> <li>Decal Sheet For 7 Options</li> </ul>

<p>The L.V.T. tracked vehicles (an acronym for Landing Vehicle Tracked) were developed to equip the United States armed forces, including the Army and the Marine Corps, with a suitable vehicle for amphibious operations capable of providing a good level of protection. Often known as "Amtrac," they were widely used in the Pacific theater against Japanese forces, as well as in the European theater during the last year of the war. The LVT-4, in particular, represented a significant improvement over previous versions. With the redesign, the engine was relocated to a central position, freeing up the rear of the vehicle for the addition of a ramp that allowed for the rapid loading and unloading of light vehicles or small-caliber artillery pieces to support landing troops. It was the most successful version with the highest number of vehicles produced.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Gluable Rubber Tracks </li> <li>Photo-Etched</li> <li> Decals For 5 Versions</li> <li>Figure Not Included</li> </ul>

<p>The L.V.T. tracked vehicles (an acronym for Landing Vehicle Tracked) were developed to equip the United States armed forces, including the Army and the Marine Corps, with a suitable vehicle for amphibious operations capable of providing a good level of protection. Often known as "Amtrac," they were widely used in the Pacific theater against Japanese forces, as well as in the European theater during the last year of the war. The LVT-4, in particular, represented a significant improvement over previous versions. With the redesign, the engine was relocated to a central position, freeing up the rear of the vehicle for the addition of a ramp that allowed for the rapid loading and unloading of light vehicles or small-caliber artillery pieces to support landing troops. It was the most successful version with the highest number of vehicles produced.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Gluable Rubber Tracks </li> <li>Photo-Etched</li> <li> Decals For 5 Versions</li> <li>Figure Not Included</li> </ul>